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Take water of Betony two good handfuls, daisie leaves & Alehoof, otherwise called Jud∣mur or ground ivy, of each one handful, the red Dock roots two or three, stamp them all toge∣ther a••d g••inde them well, then mingle them with fresh grease and again stamp them, Let
them so stand eight dayes to putrifie till it be hoar, then f••y them, and strain them out and keep for the same intent; This ointment hath g••eat effect both in young and old, and that without repercussion or driving back of the matter, which should be a perilous thing for a young child••. The water Betony alone is a g••eat Medicine to quench all unkindly heats without danger, or the seething of it in clear well water to anoint the Members.